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About Double-Wide Homes
Double-wides are built in two sections at the factory and joined on-site — giving you a floor plan that’s hard to distinguish from a site-built home at a fraction of the cost. Most run 24 to 32 feet wide and anywhere from 1,100 to 2,400+ square feet, with layouts that include full-size kitchens, primary suites, split bedroom configurations, and real living room square footage.
If you’re choosing between single-wide and double-wide, width is usually the deciding factor. A double-wide at the same bedroom count opens up open-concept common spaces and room sizes that a single-wide can’t match. Most families with children, buyers who work from home, or anyone prioritizing long-term livability end up here.
Financing follows the same paths as most manufactured homes — chattel for placement on leased or family land, land-and-home or conventional if you’re buying land together.
3-Bedroom Homes at Braustin
Three bedrooms is where most families land — enough space for everyone without paying for rooms you won’t use. Braustin’s 3-bedroom selection spans both single-wide and double-wide configurations, from around 900 square feet all the way past 2,000.
That range means meaningful price variation too: compact single-wides start in the low $50,000s; larger double-wide layouts run into the $90,000s. If you’re not sure which direction to go, think about common space first — a double-wide at three bedrooms gives you significantly more living room and kitchen area than a single-wide at the same count, at a higher price but often not a dramatically higher payment.
About Champion Homes
Champion has been building manufactured homes since 1953 — one of the longest track records in the industry. Their catalog covers a wide range from affordable single-wides to full double-wide family homes, and their production scale means consistent quality control across configurations and price points.
For buyers who prioritize proven reliability and a broad selection of floor plans over premium finishes, Champion is a strong choice. They’re particularly well-represented in Braustin’s 3- and 4-bedroom inventory, which is where most family buyers end up.
Buying in New Mexico
Braustin delivers to buyers across New Mexico — Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, Las Cruces, Hobbs, and beyond. The full buying process is available online, with a housing consultant available to work through floor plans, pricing, and delivery logistics specific to your location.
New Mexico land availability and values make manufactured housing one of the most practical ownership paths in the state. If you’re weighing monthly ownership costs against what you’re currently paying in rent, running those numbers with a consultant usually changes the picture.
Why Buy From Braustin?
Braustin carries hundreds of manufactured homes from the industry’s most trusted builders — with upfront pricing, financing options for most credit profiles, and delivery and setup across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, and Arkansas.
Most buyers finance. If you’re not sure what your options are, the financing page breaks down every loan type available for manufactured home buyers — chattel, FHA, VA, land-and-home, and more — so you can walk into any lender conversation knowing what to ask.
A housing consultant is available to walk you through models, pricing, or financing specifics for your situation. There’s no pressure and no obligation.